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DUN e. CO.'S REVIEW.
Large Absorption of Money by the Treasury
"A Generally Favorable Report.

Large Absorption of Money by the Treasury
A Generally Favorable Report
NEW YORK, May 3-R. G. Dun s. Co., in
their weekly review of trade. say the one fact Of
the week likely to prove most important is the
large absorption of money by the Treasury. OF
the interstate law there is less said pending the
decision of the commission to continuance of
suspension. In some quarters the new law is
clearly regarded with more favor, particularly
where transfer of business from larger centers
results, or where first unfavorable effects seem
to have passed away. But it is safe to remem Der
that the full effect of the law has not been felt
as yet, because of temporary suspensions. Re-
ports cheering as TO crops and gener ally
favorable as to state of business, collections and
supply OF money. Copious rains dispel agri-
cultural gloom in Wisconsin; crop prospects are
frightened by rain in Texas, and the rains give
encouragement in Alabama
The speculation in coffee hoisted the price
again, regardless of demand. OIL dealings have
been stagnant. Pork has been a shade lower,
with hogs. lard, and beef a shade higher, and
sugar unchanged. New England boot and shoe
makers receiving large orders and dong an
increasing business.
The great sale of hannels embraced 15 600 lots,
valued at 81 500 600, and the prices realized were
evidently satisfactory. The effect much en-
conraged dealers in woolens generally, and
though little Improvement is seen in the demand
for cloths, i. is plain that wool growers and man
ufacturers gradually approaching each other.
Western growers are reported as pleased at sales
generally a little above prices not long ago
deemed intolerable, medium being especially
strong, while manufacturers appear to be buy
ing largely, in spite of the feeling that prices
not anted by the present market for goods.
Considerable orders reported for blankets
and dress goods. Cotton goods are strong. some
grades advancing, and the corner" continues to
hoist prices of cotton in spite Of good crop pros
poets
The wheat speculation still RACES. but with
prices lower than a week ago, and growing
doubt whether even the powerful clique
cane loss. Receipts are large, the supply in the
country clearly beyond all demands. and the crop
prospects satisfactory. In such circumstances,
1t is not strange that Chicago banks want no
more wheat paper, and per cent. is bid for loans
wheat collateral. The iron market shows a
better tone. but the demand for products of iron
and steel does not appear to improve. Railroad
stocks have been uncertain, with some tendency
to reaction.
The business failures during the last seven
days number, for the United States, 125; for
Canada, 25 total. $50, against us last week. and
1877 for the corresponding week of last year.
Failures steadily diminishing in all sections
of the country, especially in the Western States,
where the number for this week is the smallest
recorded for years. the figures for the Western
and Pacific States being but 50, all told
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change from poultry. seemingly, to the eatables
vance on fresh stock is doubtless near at hand.
Duck and geese eggs not wanted. Butter,
well, is firmer in tome although not quotably
higher. The local inquiry for choice is good
Cheese scarce and firIner. Dried fruits are
still meeting With fair sale for the season of
the year. With increasing receipts of new
potatoes, old potatoes begin to sell slower and
were new really plenty old would disappear
from the market. Tomatoes. Mississippi stock,
are plenty, and considerable per cent inferior.
Shipped lots of radishes not wanted, the
home supply being ample. New cabbage is still
selling high; good deal OF poor stock offered
Green peas and beans in more liberal supply
and weaker. Strawberries plenty and cheap:
the home supply sufficient to meet the demand.
Lemons selling well: prices steady. Oranges
selling slow; prices high for the season. Proyis-
ions. ID iobblng way, firm and moving quite
freely. The seed market is dull. In groceries
there is good trade in progress Coffees still
advancing in their tendency. and advance
of sugars would not be a surprise any day,
they in large demand the fruit season
approaches. On better reports from the Eastern
dealers the hide market is more active, but
improvement is noticeable. The dry goods men
report trade as excellent for early June.
TIL ere a little more life to the local market
to-day than Thursday. Prices for wheat
a shade higher. while corn, except for
white grades, was lower Oats in better demand.
Arrivals OF all cereals light. Tracks bids to-
day ruled as follows:
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at Il
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers
NEW YORK, June 3. -Flour-Receipts, 10,
t52 packages exports, 1878 brls and HOSP
sacks; without quotable change, ruling steady;
trade moderate; sales. 10. 500 brls.
Wheat--Receirts. BOG, $50 bu; exports, 365, oil
bu. Spot lots &c, and options 14c higher
later on. June closing steady. with some reaction;
export trading fair speculation more moderate.
Sales, 2,640,O 900 bu futures and $40, 900 blu
spot No 2 Milwaukee. 954c; No hard. 97gc;
No 1 Northern, 96c; uneraded red. 90 099ic No.
Q 962 1g-c elevator, % a 9Sac delivered 97ac
T. O. b.; No. 1 red, 99c; No 1 white, oslo de-
livered; extra red, Csc; No. 2 red. June, 96s q
p74c closing at 974c; July. go a 80 1l-l6c. clos
ing at 95sc; August 93s a 933c, closing at 93sc;
September, 924 a 93sc closing at 93sc; October
and November, nominal; December, 50 SLIGO
95 l3 Ice, closing at 95.c January. &c! 0964c,
closing at 96lc; May t1SSS), 81 003 a l. 005, clos
ing at 81 00t.
Corn-Sbot lots firm and fairly active; options
trihe better. but less active: receipts, 143, 450
bu; exports, 1871 bu; sales, 100000 bu futures
and 24l, 900 bu spot ungraded. 465 04S3c:
steamer. 464c elevator; No. 2. 47c elevator. AIS
047sc delivered No. 2 June, 46s a 47Ac. closing
at 47Ac; July, Az G4Ssc. closing at 4Slc; August,
4Ss 949Bc. closing at 49bc; September. 49s a soc,
Oats-Recepts. 65 200 bu; exports. 1913 Blu;
sales. 205 600 pu futures aud lbs, 600 bu spot;
mixed firm; white shade lower mixed West
ern, "a 36c; white Western. 80 42c
Hay quiet and steady: shipping, 55c.
Hons unchanged and dull.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio steady at %. 25c. options
opened lower and active Sales. 900 bags;
june 90 10 n 20 40c; July, 20 % 20 9ac; Au-
gust. 20 70 42l 45c September, u q 6ec; DC
tober, 81. 10 81 Coo; November, n. 10 a Fl Goo;
December, 81 l002l Csc: January. 81 Zoe;
February. 81 60 92L soc; March, 81 90 POI soc;
April. 21.70c Sugar dull and nominal; refined
firm and in fair demand; extra G, 1850
4 l5-16c: white extra g. Sc; mold A, 81 as 13-l6c;
eonfec.oners', 11-16 954c off A. 3 L 1695lc:
standard A, 5 5-I6052c; powdered, 10 10 a &c.
Molasses steady. Rice firm.
Tallow easier and more active att ii. 10 a 33c.
Rosin qniet and firm at 81 % a l. 30.
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts, i, 90l
packages; Western. Isl elsie.
Pork steady; moderately active. Cut meats
firm picked bellies Zee; picked shoulders, &c.
Lard 80 10 points higher, and moderately active;
Western steam, spot 6.9U06.9lc; July, GOO
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. June Observation-Disclosures. F62o;
shipments, 700: Market stronger: choice heavy ma
tive steers. 81 As Co. fair to good shipping steers
81 20044o; butchers steers; fair to choice. So 70
"a 20; feeders; fair to good $31504; stockers,
to good corn-fed 1904. 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 39oO shipments 300. Mar
ket about steady: choice heavy and butchers Sc
lectons, $4 IS 04.95; packing, fair to good $4. 70
94s5: Workers. medium nr, to prime $4500465;
Sheep-Receipts. $40; shipments, 900. Market
steady clipped, fair to choice, S304.1O; lambs.
CHICAGO, June 3.-The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 1000: market
active and 1oc higher shipping steers $50 to 500
MS. $39O049o stockers and feeders, 81 so %
$40: cows bulls and mixed. 81 rs go; bulk,
S2.6O03: Texas cattle. s2.9o04.1o.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 OoO shipments, 5, 900: market
strong: rough and mixed, 81. 6O04 95 packing and
Shipping $4.so05.12la; light, ga 5o04.s so; skips,
sheep--Receipts. 5000: shipments. -; market
25c to soc lower; natives SIS %: Western, So al;
Texans So. rs D3. %: lambs 81. so as per head
NEW YORK June Observation-Disclosures 60 car
loads for MARKET 40 carloads for an exporter
and carloads for city slaughterers direct fair de-
@5.2o: carload of poor stillers s3 So few
$50 beeves and 2, 100 quarters of beef
Sheep-Receipts 6 $50; firm for both sheep and
lambs and all sold before noon including sheep at
$404 so for 100 TBS, and lambs at So. 250o.25.
Hoss-Receipts 3 10; no trading in live hogs;
nominay weak at $5.2O05.35.
KANSAS CITY June 3.-The Live Stock In6i-
Gator reports; Catte-Receipts, 90os shnrnents
400. Shippers and dressed beef strong, active and
5000 higher; choice firm and common hard
sell: good to choice, $4.109435 common to
medium, $3 SCOT stockers and feeding steers, 81 60
03. rs; cows. So 03.75. b
Hoes-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 800. Steady
and fairly active; good to choice S45OO4.7O: com
medium, 81 "a SO; skips and pigs, So. 500
800.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments. 800 Steady;
good to choice, $3 $3.50; common to medium So q
2.75
EAST LIBERTY. June B. Cattle Receipts.
s92 shipments Nothing doing all through
consignments-
Hogs-Receipts. 2. 700; shipm ents 3. 100. The
market active: Phiadelphias, So 10. Workers.
81 so D4.9o; common and light. $4.600475; pigs
$425045O.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 2,4OO. The
market was firm at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI. June 3.-Hogs weak; common and
light, So. IA. 60; packing and butchers. 81 2O0
AS; receipts, 2. 600; shipments, l. $50.
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SOC; August. 6 90 al 10c: September. quoted at
7.1Sc; October. III 07.27c: city steam. 6 Soc.
Butter dull and in buyers favor; Western,
10 Gle. Cheese quiet and barely steady.
CHICAGO, June 3-There was nothing spe-
cial in sight in the opening to cause any change
in prices nor was the temper of the local crowd
in any material sense different from that pre-
vailug yesterday afternoon. Private cables
quoted wheat dull with a turn in buyers favor.
Receipts here PSI cars of wheat July
wheat cpened at Sole and eased off to S6ac then
sold up to So 86sc. June sold at GOO. All
through the first hour wheat dragged very heav-
iy keeping close TO earlier quotations. There
orders the floor, nor were clique
houses disposed to do anything at all After IL
o'clock the market became little less lifeless,
but could not be called more than ordinarily
active. Advices from California were that
sellers the year" was DC per GENITAL higher. the
price now being 50 IL. the highest point of
the year This sufficient 'bulp news to
bring in good many who were sort of on the
edge. Clearances at New York were reported
at 360, 900 bu, which fact tho 'buls" also used
lever. The conditions brought out by even
these slight circumstances were sufficient to put
July up to 66sc a gain of only &c. but it
we'll maintained because of good demand for
the wheat at that price. These quotations ruled
up to the close of the morning session. There
strong tone to wheat on the afternoon
board. July opened at 863 q 66sc. and closed at
S6sc. June closed at 90dc. July corn opened
at 301c and sold to 39gc. yesterdays closing
prices. The slight improvement in wheat after
July picking up from 394c to 39ac, and closing
at the latter figure. Oats quiet to-day,
and the futures were within 4c range. Provis-
ions here the anene on
at G. $50 sic. and ribs at 1900. Provisions
grew in strength as the session advanced,
and few July ribs were sold at Z4oc during
the morning. On the afternoon session there
n very pronounced activity in ribs which
sold to T. 574c for july closing at that figure.
July lard closed at 6. zoe. The leading futures
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OIL CAKE
OIL CAKE
Oil cake and oil meal. / 900 lbs. S13; 1000 lbs.
$25. Bags and drayage extra


"a IA Il
Oil cake and oil meal ] 900 bs S13; q 900 lbs,
$25. Bags and drayage extra.
PRODUCE
BUTTEE-Fair creamery, ii = l5c; choice creamery,
16a1se choice country 10 e: common, &c.
BEESwAx-Dark / Sc; yellow zoe.
EGas-shippers paying Toe; selling from store at
1Ola01 L.
straight roosters Sc; ducks. &c; hen turkeys, Sc;
: FEATHERs~Primo geese, s504oo " ID; mixed
WooL~Tnbwashed andi. picked. 33035c; un-
washed, medium and common grade, If IN good order
24D25c; unwashed fine. Is 12Oc; fleece washed II
light, well washed and in good order - 93oc; bury
and understandable, according to their value
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Steam lard, Tc; sweet picked
hams, loo 050c; sweet-pickled shoulders 6oOe;
short ribs z. SOC.
JoBBING PRIcgs-Smoked Meats-Sugar-cured
hams. 10 TO IL lbs average 12aae; 10 TBS average;
over II l4c; California hams medium average. She;
Englishcured breakfast bacon. clear, lol9c; sugar
cured shoulders 10 TO II lbs average, ; nc: dried
beef hams. Dig lie. Bacon, clear sides 70 to 80
lbs 9l4e; 40 lbs aud average :1c hacks
medium weight sc; bellies, medium weight. 9A9c-
Dry salt and Picked A1eas-Clear sides tnnsmokel
S12c; clear backs (unSrnced c clear bellies tun-
smoked). Sloc; clear or bean pork ~ brl 200 bs
bone, x14. Bologna-Skin. large small. &c;
cloth large small, 6loc. Lard-Pure leaf. kettle
in 10otb cases. S5sc 20 ID cans in SOLD cases
S3lc: o ID in COL cases. Sc; cans in 60-tb
91se. Refined Lard--In terces &c; so b
in 100 ID cases. 7l4c- ss,
Clover-Comrnon red or Juno, prime (preanecIel
$3.7504 ~ bu; English or mammoth prime (re-
cleaned, So Is o4.35; Alsika prime So 90; Al
falfa, prime. 81. 25 p7.50; white 81. 50DS: primo
timothy, 81 1002.25 y bu; extra clean blue grass
81. 65 a 90 ~ br Southern grown millet 81 " bu
common nillet. 75c ~ bu iaxseed. selected, 81 10
. ID; new pop-cor 60 07oc % bu hemp. lac;
rv, DC; rape, Sc ~ ID
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Cash QuOtatiOns
ct was firm and prices unchanged. No 2 spring
wheat, 80 90!c; No spring wheat, SIC; No. 2
red. 90c. No. 2 corn, 385c. No Goats, 255c. No.
2 rye SIC No. barley, 81 a SOC. No. l flax
seed, 81 14I 0LI4k Prime timothy seed, 81. 70
al so. Mess pork. per brl, 500. so 023. Lard,
per 100 fbs Sc so 065 80. Short. rib sides Ooose).
Z. 35 Acc. Dry sailed shoulders (boxed), ). 60
al Zoe. Short-cear sides (boxedl, 765 q Toe.
Whisky, dstillers finished goods. per gallon
81. 10 Sugars-Cut-loaf, sc 06sc; granuiated, 6sc;
standard A, SIC.
On the Produce Exchange, today. the butter
market was steady; creamery, tic; dairy, IL
015c. Eggs were strong and higher, at 12ic
Receipts-Flour. 8 900 brls wheat, 150. 900 blu;
corn, 1872 600 bu; OATS 127 900 bu; rye, 200 blu;
barley, 1000 Shpments-Flour, 1000
brs: wheat 131, 900 blu; corn. 255, 900 blu; oats,
g., 600 Blu; rye, none; barley, 500 bu.
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Dry Goods.

OIL CITY, June 3.-National Transit certificates
opened $3.50. highest 633sc lowest 627sc; closed
at 631sc. Sales. 327, 900 brls; clearances, +950-
900 brls; charters. 1896 brls. Shipments, "a
375 brls.
NEW YORK. June 3.-Petroleum dull; open ed
at 627sc; highest 63ssc; lowest 62s1c; closed a
63lsc. Sales, $4,000 brls. Turpentine steady at
35l 035i2c
PITTSBURG. June 3.-Petroeum dull but frnler
National Transit certificates opened at 627sc and
closed at 631sc: highest. 633sc; lowest, 60 7sc.
CLEVELAND June 3-Petroleum steady; stand
ARD white. 11Oo, 7c
WILMINGTON, June s. Turpentine firm at
81 1ec.
SAVANNAH, June s. Turpentine steady at
313ac.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, June 3.--Cotton quiet and steady;
upands, IL 7-16c: sales. 800 bales Futures closed
firm G. L. Green & Co. report on cotton futures
There was less animation, with cost averaging
somewhat lower but otherwise conditions practi-
caly unchanged The bull element appeared willing
to let off little and then in to brace
the position, that after loss of some points
there a recovery to last evenings figures.
NEW ORLEANS. June 3-Cottou firm; mid
ding. lose; low midding. 1O14c; good ordinary 9
11-16c and gross receipts POI bales; sales $50
bales; stock. 1903 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Cotton steady with a fair
demand sales, 10000 bales. including 2. 900 bales
lean.
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IND ANNAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Cheerful Sun and Prospective Warmer
Weather Helped Trade Yesterday.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 3.
With the disappearance of the clouds and the
appearance of a summer-like sun, trade was de-
cidedly active to-day, and the business of the
month promises we'll In prices to-day there
were but few fluctuations. Receipts of poultry,
with tho reduction in prices have fallen off con-
siderably so has the demand Of 1are The abun-
dance of fresh green stuff has brought about
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: SEEDS
THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating to this department must be adj
dressed to w. Ii. GRAHAM, West Scarborough Cum
berland county, Name. Original contributions and
answers TO each week puzzles are desired
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7.3712c. Bacon frmer and unchanged. Whisky
steady sales $40 barrels of finished goods basis
of $1O5 Butter easier. Sugar quiet. Eggs strong
and higher at 13O1o1ac. Cheese easy.
LOUISVILLE. June 3.-Grain steady. Wheat
No. 2 long berry. S3c; No. red sec. Corn
No. 2 mixed AZ l2c; white, 45c. Oa.s-No. 2. Bic.
Provisions stronger. Bacon-Clearrib Sides 81 l2c;
clear sides. S.25c; shoulders, 6.5Oc. Bulk meats
Clear rib sides z. 4Oc; clear sides 1859 shoulders
5.75c. Mess pork nominal Hans-Sugar-cured
11O12l2c. Lard-Choice leaf, &c.
TOLEDO June 3.-Wheat active and firm: cash
and June, S9aac bid; July. S63sc; August, S531c
December, SOC bid S9l4c asked. Corn quiet but;
steady; cash. 3914c bid 4Oe asked July 4O7sc. Clo-
600 Blu; corn. 5000 blu; oats 900 bu Shipments
Wheat, As. coo bu corn, 600 bu; oats. 900 bu.
DETROIT, June 3.-WheataNo. / white, cash
S93ic: June, S9lsc; July SIC; August. S5asc.
Corn. 395sc. Oats-No. 2, 29l9c; No. white.
321ac. Receipts-Wheat IL 900 bu corn. 200
bu; oats, 900 Blu.
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Original Puzzles.

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effort. .. The god of the Internal regions. B. A
saothsayer A. To hinder from growth. D. Notes
OK tunes sounded at the death of game
(n1. \ formation where the strata dip inward to-
ward the center (geol) 2. any place of public con
test 3. First principles. L. A country of Asia.
copy Of Poultry and Pets for first solu-
ton to either Of the squares FAIR PLAY.
FORT WAYNE. Ind
NO. 2369-ANAGRAM.
I'm a little Hoosier city,
But greater far the pity.
Great loss of capital felt,
If n within the gas belt.
company large and strong
win certainly bore ere long.
VAST IN MILLER stock it grows,
And plethory proudly shows
Captain MARVIN feels some doubt;
''SRLI4 IT MARVIN while you can
Good he found the lucky
Two shares sold in view Of gold.
Doubling man and shares both sold
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No. 2353-1. K-nave 2. Clean. 3. furry.
4. Burns.
No. 2:354-1. Taper peart, pirate 2. Truce,
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BY NJ. E. Boyd Putnamville: Nos. 23i7. 1854.
BY Hoosier Girl Evansville; Nos 2347. 1850,
1851. 1888. 2354.
BY W. r. Brown. Enettsville No 2347.
BY Frank Johnston, Kentland: No. 2347 tpar-
By Dodo. Gallon: Nos. 234Z 234S 2349 {nearly),
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Wool.

Wool.
PHILADELPHIA June 3.-Wool market firm
low and medium wools IN go3d demand oh1 10, Penn
X, 31032c. medium, 37O3Sc; coarse, 37038c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western fine or x,
BIC. fine deaine and XXX 35037c; medium
washed combing and delaine IS 039c: coarse washed
combing and deaine. 81 1880; Canada washed comb
ing 81 D36c; tub-washed 80 lie; medium unwashed
combng and deaine, % Bic: coarse 29D31c eastern
Oregon. l6924c; valley Oregon 2202ec; New
BOSTON June 3-wool in moderate demand
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra, 32c; Xxx. and Xxx. and
above at 33 Sac; Michigan woods at SO !c medium
unwashed woods at % 032c; medium Territory at 23
025c; spring Texas fine and medium, 20024c
pulled wool, choice super at .4Ot042c; common to
good super at 30035c; other grades unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. June 3.-Wool strong. active and
higher; unwashed bright medium, % O2Sc
braid 1e925c; low sandy 1302oe; fine light 800
4ol4c; fair. 3s039c low 2035c. .t~
NEW YORK June 3.-Woel quiet; domestic fleece
3o0a7c; pulled. 149s4c: Texas, 9024c.
Dry Goods
NEW YORK June 3.--Dry Goods-The auction
sale of fannels the attraction to-day still for
sooa Of PIE Of sn1ss
Parker, Wilder & Co. footed up but 800 packages
including over-sales. The sale figures up about
$500. 600 The results satisfactory the prices
realized averaging about D per cent better than
uted. Among the principal buyers were J. " Far
well & Co., Marshall Field Co.. Carson, Pierre Scott
Chicago; B. Lowenstein s. Bros. Memphis s. G.
Davis & Co., Rice. Silk & Co., j. II. Weare Boogher
& Co., Hargadne. McKittrick & Co., ST. Louis the
pin 6 Co.. Aims & Doepke. J; A. Bridget & Co.,
Louis Silk & Co.; Cincinnati Lindekes, Warner &
Murphy Hibben g. Co.. indianapolis; Tootle Hosea
& Co. Britain Richardson & Co., Kansas City;
bamoerger' blPGm q Co. T. NJ honins9n, LOUIS
Bride Bros, Cleveland f4
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Foot Notes.

BY Myself and r. New Washington Ind: Hos.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

NEW YORK. June Bar. silver 95sc.
LONDON, June Bar silver. Aid per ounce
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Prize NVinn erS.
A Late List of Answers

1. No complete list received
9. Dodo: magazine.
3. NJ. L. Boyd: Reading matter.
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Metals

NEW YORK. June 3.-Copper steady. Lead quiet.
Tin steady.
ST. LOUIS. June 3.-Lead firm at 4.42140
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